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The Obligation to Bear Testimony to Human Rights Abuses,at are specific to cultural ideologies, but also to other forms of human rights abuse, especially those perpetrated during wars. Eze provides an analytical study of the poems of Patricia Jabbeh Wesley, who details human rights abuses during the brutal civil war in Liberia. “The Obligation to Bear Te

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,Wie Führung zu neuem Denken leitet,at are specific to cultural ideologies, but also to other forms of human rights abuse, especially those perpetrated during wars. Eze provides an analytical study of the poems of Patricia Jabbeh Wesley, who details human rights abuses during the brutal civil war in Liberia. “The Obligation to Bear Te